The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-09
INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER o. 1887.

vantages of natural gas. Mrs. Cox and son,
who have been making short visit TO relatives
here. will return home this morning.
Miss Alice Warren. who has been spending, q
fortnight with Miss Carrie Hendricks. will re-
turn to her home in Terre Haute tomorrow.
Mrs BENZ Enos and daughter Katie. of Palat-
ka. Fla. former residents of this city. are
guests of Mrs III. Fl. Spades, at Woodruff Place
sioner Samuel Moore, died yesterday at his resi-
dence, No. 363 North Noble street, of consump-
ton.
At the New Dsnison, Yesterday, were Austin
Corbin and son. of New York. and his daughter,
Madame Champollion, and her son. of Paris,
France.
Mr. and Mrs John NJ Butlsr and son, and
Miss May Ship. who have been spending sew
eral weeks in the White Mountains, have
turned home.
Mr. Evans Woollen. who graduated last year
from Yale, secured scholarship for addi-
tioDal course of two years. and will return to
college this month.
Miss Carrie Hendricks. daughter Of Mr.. A. W.
Hendricks, will leave this m onth for Paducah.
Ky. where she will take position as teacher In
the young ladies' seminary.
Mrs. Jane Lee has gone to Minneapolis to visit
her daughter, who leaves in a short time for
California for a two years residence Mrs. Lee
viii be absent about fortnight.
Mrs. W. H. Stoneman, OF North New Jersey
street has been called to Fairbury. Ill. to at
tend the funeral of her law. Rev.
James StiJlwell Mr.. Stillwell was formerly
resident of this city.
Mrs. B. F. Claypool and daughter. Miss Jessie
Clippinger. have returned from Watch Hill. r.
l., where they spent several weeks, and after
making short visit to Mrs. M. Jillson. on
North Delaware street, went to their home in
Connersville yesterday.
Maj c. T. Doxey. OF Anderson; B. H. Tarle-
ton. of Martinsville; L. Brooksmth. of Peru; c.
c. Lafington. of Madison; D. s. Hill. of Bloom
ington, and e. X. Dow, of Fort Wayne, were
registered at the Bates House yesterday. E. X:
Nhnrnr of %ha[ and and
Hon. B. T.. Claypool, of Connersvlle, at
the New Denson Hotel
SOCIETY EVENTS
Miss Florence Malots entertained a number of
young people with an informal party last even
ing at her homo on North Delaware street.
The "Magic Mirror and Mistletoe Bough" will
be given this evening al the Fourth Presbyterian
Church by the Young Ladies' Literary and So
cial Circle. The characters will be assumed by
the best talent available, and an exceedingly en-
loyable programme is anticipated
The children of the South side Free Kinder
garten were given picnic yesterday at Mrs.
Stltzs grove. south of the city. and with the
few mothers who went there was attendance
of nearly q hundred The street-car company
gave transportation to the end OF the Virginia
avenue line. and the little ones seemed to enjoy
tramp for the short distance to the grove.
Games and refreshments made for them a very
happy day. This school is the original one,
founded several years ago by Miss Alice Chaplin.
who was the first to introduce the kindergarten
system IN this city.
The marriage of Miss Helen Wingate, daueh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs VIM Wingate, to Mr.. VIM.
+. Heinrichs, well known attorney. took place
last night at the Seventh-street VI. E. Church.
There WAS a large attendance of relatives ami
intimate friends of the couple to witness the
ceremony, which was performed by Rev. W. H.
Wydman, pastor of the church. The bride
preceded by four little cousins, who were maids
of honor, Misses Marguerite and Camilla Owings.
of Brooklyn, n. Y. Florence Copeland and Mar
euerite Bugbee They wore surah gowns of
pink blue yellow and white, respectively. and
carried baskets of flowers. The brides
dress was OF white satin duchess and hon.
iton point-lace, and white tulle veil
cred her The bouquet was of white roses
Messrs. Nathan Morris, James B. Curtis, Walter
Kessler and Frank Stalmaker acted ushers.
After the church service an informal reception
was given at the home of the brides parents
No. 667 Broadway, to which only the relatives
and most intimate friends were invited. Mr.
and Mrs. Heinrichs we're presented with large
number of beautiful gifts from their many
friends. They will not make any tour at pres
emit and will make their home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Wingate. where they will receive rheir friends.